Letter Carrier Recognized For Saving Toddler's Life
Andy Rendon went above and beyond delivering the mail when he saw toddler Braxton in the road last May.
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Andy Rendon went above and beyond delivering the mail when he saw toddler Braxton in the road last May.
A "porch pirate" was caught on camera, and now the Carmichael man who had his packages stolen is taking matters into his own hands.
A mysterious plume appears in the South Yuba River and now health officials might know where it's all coming from.
The officers involved in the shooting of Stephon Clark will return to full, active duty.
A vehicle pursuit in Manteca on Wednesday ended with a foot chase, an arrest and the discovery of more than a pound of methamphetamine, Manteca city officials said.
Today, Steven is determined to battle back. He's in two clinical trials and his disease seems to be on "pause."
Food delivery service DoorDash announced on Thursday a security breach that reportedly affects approximately 4.9 million consumers, Dashers, and merchants who signed up with the platform before April 5, 2018.
Authorities say they have arrested the man wanted in connection the killing of a 37-year-old woman in Marysville.
It's almost spooky season, and what better way to ring in October than by finding out the most popular Halloween candy in California?
A Tennessee woman who thought she had rescued a sweet little kitten from the side of a road was surprised to find out it was actually a potentially dangerous wild bobcat.
Two people died this morning after a major car crash in the Sloughhouse area of Sacramento County, Sacramento Metro Fire said.
A federally funded government hazard tree-removal program will remove destroyed trees from last year's deadly Camp Fire that remain on private property and could fall on public roads and facilities.
Thousands of DeWALT utility bars sold at Home Depot and other hardware stores, along with Amazon, are being recalled because they can break and injure users.
Vaping products, one of the fastest-growing segments of the legal marijuana industry, have taken a hit from consumers.
An elementary school that had banned fifth grade students from dating quickly reversed policy after some parents expressed concern.
